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A 10,955-Tonne Hydrogen-Electric Freighter Concept Under Review
Public review dossier for a hydrogen-electric freighter — checked numbers, named limits · Hull 20098 · github.com/Zer0pa/Zero-Class-Vessel-Hull-20098
Shipping moves roughly 80% of world trade and burns the dirtiest fuel afloat. Hull 20098 is a public design dossier for a 10,955-tonne hydrogen-electric freighter, sized for a 23 kn two-unit design speed and 19.6 kn one-unit-out.
Power, displacement, and propulsion anchors arrive checked — 14.36 MW installed, 14.35 MW hydrodynamic — so reviewers see a concrete concept with named limits, not a render with private numbers behind it.

Most zero-emission vessel concepts arrive as renders; reviewers rarely receive checked numbers and named limits.
Every tonne and megawatt enters the risk model before a plate is cut.
A vessel concept normally reaches a reviewer as discipline reports, supplier estimates, commercial summaries, and rendered profiles. The numbers that actually determine the program — hull power, displacement, sustained speed — sit behind the slides, not in front of them.
Hull 20098 puts the concept on the table at the top of the conversation. A 10,955-tonne loaded hydrogen-electric freighter is described with 14.36 MW installed at 23 kn, a 14.35 MW hydrodynamic admitted anchor, and a 19.6 kn one-unit-out speed. V_01 through V_04 checks against the public surface all pass, and known limits sit alongside.
Four external checks against the published numbers; all pass.
A checked number reduces concept risk; it does not certify a ship.
The public page anchors to the 2026-05-03 checked root and limits its metrics to the current authority packet plus artifact pointers; latest-results state is held stale on purpose. V_01–V_04 verification applies only to the public surface — what the reader can read, the reviewer can re-check. The checks do not certify private simulation runtime, detailed geometry, delivered-power mapping, reserve doctrine, motion, or seakeeping. A checked anchor is something a reviewer can build a question on, not an industrial release, classification submittal, or vessel under construction.
No package, PyPI release, simulation tool, private geometry or flow-source artifacts, OEM or partner data, manufacturing release, reserve doctrine, delivered-power mapping, motion or seakeeping evidence, or classification-society approval is claimed. The dossier is a public concept reviewable on its named anchors, with everything else on the open list.
A FREIGHTER YOU CAN actually review.
Hull 20098 stands for a different starting object in shipbuilding: a hydrogen-electric freighter concept that arrives as a public dossier instead of a private deck. The ambition is that early-stage zero-emission vessel design becomes something reviewers, classification engineers, and capital can interrogate on shared numbers before any keel is laid.